Sentence examples for cost of population from inspiring English sources
We have seen that economists predict secessions when economies of scale are relatively unimportant and the cost of population heterogeneity is high.
Such research would provide an estimate of total disease burden (cost) of population exposure.
When this occurs, genes that increase individual fitness at the cost of population performance will increase in frequency.
Information on the cost of population survey, of which the estimate of live births is used, is illustrated as unit cost for capturing a live birth.
Boone and James (2003) have similarly pointed out that if we fail to test multifactor hypotheses, we risk proposing solutions that are too simplistic, thus failing to solve environmental problems at the cost of population and species extinction.
We estimated the cost of population screening for HAT conducted by a mobile team in 2003 (excluding the cost related to confirmation and treatment) at €1.17/per person examined (Table 4).
Get rid of fixed retirement ages and the costs of population ageing become manageable rather than insuperable.
High costs of population heterogeneity mean that newly independent countries will benefit from a greater social cohesion.
And these laws would be met with much more resistance than they already are if there were no restrictions on migration, because the costs of population growth would not be wholly internalized.
If a country's exploding population were free to move anywhere in the world, for instance, then its citizens would not bear the full costs of population growth and would therefore be that much more resistant to laws designed to limit the number of children born.
